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Magical Betrayal

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Silver:

Gwyddion, Alpha Damon and I exchanged looks. Terah was right outside the door and inasmuch as Alpha Damon and I unanimously trusted him, I could easily tell Gwyddion had his doubts about the guard. However, the final decison was up to the King and it wasn’t difficult to tell whose side he was on.

“Let him come in,” I whispered after a full minute of no one saying anything and Terah knocking and wondering where we were.

“No,” Gwyddion whispered back. “He’s with someone else. If he comes in here with him, the news will be all over the Kingdom in days and the whole plan will come to nothing.”

“He’s right,” Alpha Damon said, cupping his chin. “Why did he bring Philippe?”

“Terah wants me to identify if he was the guard that brought you in after you passed out,” I muttered.

“Yes, he was. That was the last thing I remember,” Alpha Damon waved his hand like the whole thing was just a waste of time. “Silver, go out there and shut the door behind you, then tell him it was Philippe. A
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